Augurk.CSharpAnalyzer is an extension to the Augurk ecosystem that will (eventually) allow users of Augurk to visualize the dependencies between their features, even across their entire product portfolio. To do this, Augurk.CSharpAnalyzer uses Roslyn to do static code analysis and tries to figure out what is being called by the when steps of a feature. All that information is then accumulated and sent to Augurk for analysis.
At the time of this writing an alpha version of Augurk.CSharpAnalyzer is available as a NuGet package. It includes the command line tool that will perform the analysis as well as a simple annotations library that can help guide the analyzer to make the right choices.
There are two steps to using Augurk.CSharpAnalyzer, analyze and upload:
The basic usage of the analyze command is as follows:
augurk.csharpanalyzer analyze <solution> <specificationsproject>- solution is either a full path or a relative path to a Visual Studio solution file
- specificationsproject is the name of the project that contains the feature files and must be included in the same solution
If the analysis is run succesfully a file called .aar is generated next to the solution file specified.
The basic usage of the publish command is as follows:
augurk.csharpanalyzer upload <url> <productname> <version> <solution>- url is the URL to an instance of Augurk (must be at least version 2.6.0)
- productname is the name of the product as it appears in Augurk
- version is the version of the product that has been analyzed
- solution is the (absolute or relative) path to the solution file